Common use of Court Pay Clause in Contracts

Court Pay. Whenever an employee is required to appear during his regular off-duty time before any official court or before a prosecutor on matters pertaining to or arising from the employee’s official duties, the employee shall be compensated for a minimum of two (2) hours at the appropriate hourly rate of pay. If an employee appears before a court or at a pretrial conference for more than two (2) hours, such excess time shall also be compensated at the applicable rate.

Court Pay. Whenever an employee is Employees who are required to appear in court or at an administrative agency proceeding on behalf of the Employer during his regular a period in which they are regularly scheduled to be off-duty time before any official court or before as a prosecutor on matters pertaining to or arising from the employee’s result of their official duties, the employee shall be compensated for guaranteed a minimum of two (2) hours at pay or actual hours worked, whichever is greater. The Employer shall not change an employee’s schedule or scheduled shift in order to avoid payment for such time incurred during off-duty hours without the appropriate hourly rate consent of pay. If an the employee appears before a court or at a pretrial conference for more than two (2) hours, such excess time shall also be compensated at the applicable rateinvolved.

Court Pay. Whenever an employee is required to appear during his regular off-duty time before any official court or before a prosecutor on matters pertaining to or arising from the employee’s official duties, the employee shall be compensated for a minimum of two (2) hours at the appropriate hourly rate of payrate. If an employee appears before a court or at a pretrial conference for more than two (2) hours, such excess time shall also be compensated at the applicable rate.